Why is the MLO preferred to the ML, as a routine projection?

Which projection is used to determine if a lesion is medial or lateral to the nipple?

Breast tissue is made of all of the following tissue types except:

Immediately behind the nipple the connecting duct widens to form the:

The nipple should always be in profile on a mammographic image.

A lesion on the lateral aspect of the breast is not seen on the CC. An additional view used to image the lesion could be the:

Which of the following is the BEST way for a mammography technologist to respond to a patient who is afraid of breast compression?

Which projection is used to prove breast calcification are benign (teacup type – milk of calcium)?

A BSE can be done while standing in the shower lying down

When positioning for the right CC, where should the patient place the left arm?